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ethereum-orchestrator

v0.0.1

Published

This repository provides the following setup:

Readme

Orchestrate

This repository provides the following setup:

  • Node.js express server
  • TypeScript integration
  • Linting using TSLint
  • Docker support
  • bpmn-moddle integration

It can be used as a basic REST API server. The repository also contains some basic examples on how to load and use BPMN models from XML files.

Repository Structure

  • assets/ | static files
  • src/ | TypeScript source files
  • .dockerignore | files ignored by Docker when copying
  • .gitignore | files ignored by Git
  • Dockerfile | Docker configuration
  • README.md
  • nodemon.js | nodemon configuration, used to rebuild and reload server on file changes
  • package*.json | Node.js package configuration
  • tsconfig.json | TypeScript transpiler configuration
  • tslint.json | TSLint configuration (code style)

Routes

There are two sample routes:

  • /gateways
    Returns all the gateways in the sample.bpmn sample.
  • /neighbors/:id
    Returns all the predecessors/successors of the element with the given ID from the order.bpmn example.

Usage

Running Locally

Make sure you have Node.js installed.

Installation

npm install

Scripts

  • npm run build - builds the project, i.e., compiles the TypeScript code to JavaScript
  • npm run serve - serves the previously built project
  • npm run watch - build the projects, serves it and automatically updates on local changes
  • npm run lint - runs the linter

Using Docker

docker build -t eth-orchestrate .
docker run --rm -p 3000:3000 --name eth-orchestrate -it eth-orchestrate

License

MIT